Lesson on the Prodigal Son and Forgiveness
The lesson covers sin origins universality and divine remedy. Key figures include Luke 15 parable, Gen 3, Rom 8, Acts 2, II Cor 5, and Isa 53. The prodigal son returns, Father forgives, and justification by faith is taught with emphasis on repentance.
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Orry
Jesus
Prodigal Son
Garden of Eden
Satan
Eve
Adam
Paul
Calvary
Peter
Jesus Christ
God
Braddock to Fight Baer in 15 Round Title Bout
James J. Braddock of New Jersey designated the leading challenger by the New York State Athletic Commission to face Max Baer, champion, in a 15 round heavyweight title clash at Madison Square Garden. Navy aircraft carrier Ranger arrives in San Diego to join the fleet and marks a new era in naval aviation. Ranger to carry as many planes as the larger Saratoga or Lexington despite smaller size.
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James J. Braddock
New Jersey
New York State Athletic Commission
Madison Square Garden
Max Baer
William A. Becker
Summit
N. J
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Navy
Ranger
San Diego Harbor
Niagara Falls
United States Navy
Saratoga
Lexington
Langley
Enterprise
Envoy to Colombia Named Former Ecuador Minister
William Dawson, long serving American minister to Ecuador since 1930, is appointed minister to Colombia. A Minnesota native, he has about sixteen years in the diplomatic service.
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William Dawson
Ecuador
Colombia
Minnesota
Ordeals of Conscience Stand Arraigned at Bar
A reflective meditation on the hardest trial a man faces within his own conscience. The text argues conscience can present accusations sharper than any external enemy, pressing for a verdict of guilt from within.
Charity and understanding across differences
A reflective quote from Norman McLeod on how charity toward those who differ grows with deeper knowledge of them. The more one knows others, the greater the charity extended in resolving difficult questions.
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Norman McLeod
Norris Dam Construction Advances on Clinch River
A 15 ton gate is lowered into place as part of Norris dam in Tennessee. The $34 million project is a year ahead of schedule and slated for 1936 completion. The concrete structure rises 258 feet, 210 feet wide at the base, with an 1 800 foot crest and east earth section 302 feet long. Reservoir fill will flood 35 000 to 520 acres, creating a lake about 80 square miles with 800 miles of shoreline. Two 55 000 kilowatt generators will power the dam.
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Norris
Clinch River
Tennessee
Norris Dam
Illinois Brevities Showers of deaths and trials across the state
William H. Thomas 59 prominent Mason dies near Benton. M A Johnson 60 Morrisonville druggist dies of apoplexy. Chinch bugs spread in central Illinois. Canton native C C Lane 71 dies from cerebral hemorrhage. Cora Lorraine Brown eight dies after dress catches fire at De Soto. Bernard H. Menke 85 longtime Quincy grocer dies after stroke. Bernard Wiltshire 24 buried alive in Alt on quarry. Charles Skinner 43 found guilty of jealousy murder in Amboy. life sentence. Daisy Wood Hoppler 21 awarded 500 damages in Joliet case. Transfer of district engineers announced by Ernst Lieberman. Morton high school Cicero wins state engine trouble shooting title. Governor Horner appoints handicapped children commission. Centralia Mount Vernon gas plant sale proposed amid labor troubles. Miners violence risk averted as Ray Edmundson surrenders. others held on murder warrants. Paddock escapes from Stateville honor farm. Waukegan plans centennial pageant with association formed.
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William H. Thomas
Illinois
Benton
M. A. Johnson
Morrisonville
Ilinois
C. Lane
Fulton County
Canton
Cora Lorraine Brown
de Soto
Bernard H. Menke
Quincy
Germany
Bernard Wiltshire
Alt
Charles Skinner
Dixon
Olive Derwent
Amboy
Daisy Wood Hoppler
Joliet
Mary Wyscock
William H. Holly
Chicago
Ernst Lieberman
State Division of Highways
Department of Public Works and Buildings
Elgin
Paris
Horner
Frank J. Jirka
State Department of Public Health
Bruce A. Campbell
East St. Louis
Henry Bascom Thomas
Edward L. Compere
Harry Warner
Jacob Kepecs
A. L. Bowen
State Department of Public Welfare
John A. Wieland
Doctor Jirka
Centralia
Mount Vernon
Cleveland
Ohio
Illinois Light Corporation
Central City
Wamac
Springfield
Ray Edmundson
United Mine Workers of America
Edmundson
Taylorville
Progressive Miners of America
Fred Thomason
William Furlow
Alton
American Federation of Labor
Carl Nuess
Progressive Union
Thomason
Farlow
Albert Paddock
State Penitentiary
Stateville
Paddock
Cook County
Waukegan
Waukegan Centennial Association
Albert L. Hall
Simple house dress pattern praised for comfort and style
A feature on Pattern 2092 describes a slim, easy on dress with long coat lines, suitable for housework and travel. It highlights fabric options like cotton broadcloth and pique, lists sizes 16 through 46, and notes fabric yardage for size 36. Instructions include illustrated steps and a 15 cent price via Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York City.
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Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Blunt Jokes Mark Cincinnati Enquirer Wordplay
Quote from the Cincinnati Enquirer about a man joking his wife earns a new bill every time he returns home, illustrating a humorous domestic punchline. The line plays on trading household expenses for marital wit.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Man and Friend Debate Time for Engagement
Dialogue excerpt from the Chelsea Record shows a man and friend debating meeting a wife. The friend cites an engagement at three o'clock while the man notes it is already 4 30.
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Chelsea
Ideal Husband Answer Sparks Bridge Budget Tradeoff
In a light exchange Miss Cayenne favors a good husband as a kind considerate partner who would quit smoking to save money for the wife to spend on bridge. The remark mixes domestic virtue with leisure finance. The quip reflects social snags over habits and shared expenses.
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Miss Cayenne
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United States
Potomac Park
Washington
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